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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1920

Page

10

Local Stock Market Sees Modest Gains Amid Treasury Shocks

The New York market showed little excitement with 343,700 shares traded as Treasury issues startled investors. Procter & Gamble and American Rolling Mills led local gains while industrials strengthened and money markets remained tight. Bond prices fell on news of new certificates, and foreign exchange stayed active with marks rising to 2.72 cents.

New York Procter & Gamble Panama Liberty and Victory United States Ask Philippine Island Pan District of Columbia Liberty Penaereneteeee Victory Eae Eeeneee

Treasury to issue new 5 percent Treasury certificates

Announcement to L. W. Manning of the Cincinnati Federal Reserve says the Treasury will offer two new 5 percent certifices dated June 15 1920 Series A 1921 and Series A 1921 with due dates in 1921 and 192L, all at par with accrued interest. Existing Series T 1920 Ee 1929 and F 1920 issues will be accepted at par with accrued interest in payment for the new issues.

L. W. Manning Cincinnati Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland United States Treasury Treasury Federal Reserve Banks

Oil firms report new Cincinnati interest wells in Texas fields

Oil companies linked to Cincinnati traders show fresh results this week. White Oil Corporation drillers at Oakes lease Homer field report 30 to 40 barrels from a shallow sand. Gallard Well No 2 Gosse Cock field Texas Gulf Coast yields 2000 barrels daily. Pierce Oil Corporation Well No 1 Glenn Tract Eastland County Texas returns 500 barrels with several more wells anticipated in days ahead.

Cincinnati Hite Oil Corporation Oakes Lease Homer Field Gallard Gosse Cock Field Texas Gulf Coast Field Pierce Oil Corporation Glenn Tract Eastland County

Phillips Petroleum Reports May Earnings and Drilling Activity

Phillips Petroleum announces May earnings before interest and depreciation of about 513090 dollars. The company states nineteen new wells were brought in during May with initial production of 4160 barrels per day.

Phillips Petroleum

Invader Oil Takes Possession of Delokia Plant in Bald Hill Field

The Invader Oil and Refining Company notified J W Sibley & Co that on June 1 it took formal possession of the Delokia Producing Company's casing head gasoline plant in the Bald Hill field about twenty five miles from Muskogee Oklahoma. The plant is regarded as one of the best in Oklahoma with Morris six miles away as the nearest railway station. A pipeline is planned to deliver the gasoline to Morris.

Invader Oil and Refining Company J. W. Sibley & Co Delokia Producing Company Bald Hill Muskogee Oklahoma Morris

Bank clearings rise as tax payments loom in Cincinnati

Cincinnati report shows daily clearings at 11,500,226 with call and time loans brokers at 6 to 7 percent. Money concentrates for tax, coupon, and dividend payments. Cincinnati Stock Exchange notes 61 shares traded, down from prior days. Chicago figures list clearings at 97,229,308 with bank loans at 7 percent and commercial paper at 7 to 8 percent.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Stock Exchange the Commercial Tribune Chicago New York Exchange

Stock Quotations In Cincinnati Market On Bond And Stock Listings

Last official quotations from the Cincinnati Stock Exchange show bonds and stocks with bids and asks for issuers such as Procter & Gamble, American Rolling Mill, Goodyear Tire, and United States Playing Card. The report notes ex dividend and ongoing company activities including a blending station and plans for a new casing head plant.

Cincinnati Stock Exchange Ask Icy Broadway & Newp Procter & Gample Procter & Gamble Andrew Jergens Black-Clawson Cacey-Hedges Cooper Corp Corcoran- Ictor Dalton Dow Drug Fay & Egan Fenton U Fleiscnmann Bros.-Bauer Gibson Art Cesceeer Eens Pian Cceeeeeersrssvecseres Goodyear Tire Globe Soap Globe- Wernicke Cereesererees Gruen Sons Watch Eee Deo Partic Dehandss Boo Ae Holters Fanta Ap Gabee John Douglas Kroger G B. Com Sita Owens Bottle Paragon Refining Richardson Com Tidemia Sayere & Scovill Sorg United States U. S Whitaker Paper Com Atlas National Bank Jak First National Bank Second National Western Bank and Trust Co Cincinnati Gas and Electric Ohio Cities Gas Ohio State Telephone N. C T. P Little Miami Gun Ne & Cy Com Cincinnati Street Railway Ohio Traction

Hughes Petroleum taps Johnson Mill No 1 in Bull Bayou area

A telegram from Shreveport reports Hughes Petroleum Company brought in Johnson Mill No 1 flowing 200 barrels by heads from 2733 feet. The well lies three quarters of a mile southeast of the Bull Bayou line, expanding the district's productive territory and extending the Red River district line.

Shreveport Hughes Petroleum Company Johnson Mill No. 1 Bull Bayou Red River

Indian Refining and Superior Oil trade notes emerge

Interest in Indian Refining shares showed varied prices with ten shares at 199 twenty at 200 and ten at 210 while the market closed at 2 with offers at 220. Preferred stock drew bids at 102 and 108 percent and no offerings appeared. Superior Oil no par stock was admitted to trading on the Cincinnati Stock Exchange with trading to begin today.

Procter & Gamble Common Richardson Common Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Cincinnati Gas and Electric Ohio Cities Cincinnati Street Railway Superior Oil Corporation Cincinnati Stock Exchange

Oil dividend schedule lists multiple companies payable Tuesday

Standard Oil holdings include Kansas regular plus 8 extra. California 250 with 1 extra. Indiana 8 plus 8. Crescent Pipe Line 2. New York 4. Atlantic Refining common 5. New Jersey common and preferred 1.7. National Transit 3 and 50 cents extra. Continental Oil pays 2 Wednesday.

Standard Oil Standard Oil Company of Kansas California Indiana Crescent Pipe Line Company New York Atlantic Refining Company New Jersey National Transit Company Continental Oil Company Ask Anglo-American Oil Co Borne-Scrymeer Co Buckeye Pipe Line Co Cheseborough Mfg Coeneeee Continental Oil Co Crescent Pipe Line Cumberland Pipe Line Eureka Pipe Line Eebre Ewes Illinois Pipe Line Cowes Indiana Pipe Line Co Tee National Transit Co Tvedsear New York Transit Co Northern Pipe Line Co Ohio Oil Ewsnseids Scaewe Prairie Oil and Gaeé Prairie Pipe Line Co Solar Refining Contanas Southern Pipe Line Co South Penn Oil Co Waves Southwest Perm Lines Pecewanne Ss. QO Kentucky Es Stabudguith Nebraska Diehee Ua Dain Dare Eeee Ohio Eee E Neem Ee Swan '& Finch Wddves Union Tank Line Co Tee Vacuum Oil

Currency and Bond Markets Across Cities in Early June

New York reports steady exchange rates with sterling and francs trading near prior levels and government and railroad bonds uneven. Time span rates hold at 8 percent, call money around 7 to 9 percent, and bank acceptances at 6 percent. London quotes bar silver at 45 3 4, Paris notes quiet trade with listings around Paris francs and London exchanges.

New York Money and Exchange Mercantile Paper New York Exchange Montreal London Paris

Wall Street Opens Firm Then Rallies In Rail and Steel Stocks

New York stocks started listless but firmed as rails fell on dividend cut fears for Chicago Northwestern. Rail shares sank 1–3 points before recovering later with steels oils and textiles drawing bullish bids. Bond notes showed mixed moves as Anglo French 5s rose to a new high amid overall irregular lists.

New York Chicago & Northwestern Shorts American Woolen Baltwin Locomotive Bethlehem Steel Rails Chicago London United States

Grain Market Rally After Government Crop Report

Chicago bulls push grains higher on a government crop report with oats for July delivering a record $1 a bushel. Corn opening prices rise with July near $1.72 and September around $1.58, while oats climb from around 97 cents. Provisions stay dull, cash prices list mixed values for Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye, and Barley.

Chicago

Global Grain Prices Move Unevenly Across Cities

June 9 reports show price bids for flour, wheat, corn, and oats in multiple markets. Prices vary by city with No. 2 red winter wheat around 2.78 to 2.95, corn near 1.75 to 2.12, and oats near 1.02 to 1.22 while flour prices differ for patents and straights across Minneapolis New York and St. Louis markets.

Minneapolis Kansas ST. Louis New York Middle West Toledo Alsike Timothy The Commercial Tribune Indianapolis Ind Tennessee Golden Western Liberty

Butter and egg markets across cities and states

The report notes regional price moves for butter eggs and cheese with multiple city quotes. Butter creamery prices ease in Chicago while St Louis and Kansas City report mixed changes and egg prices vary by grade and region. Poultry values largely steady with some gains in certain markets.

Transatlantic steamships scheduled for June departures

Telegrams from New York and Vancouver list multiple ship movements. The Leopoldina is due around June 16, the Britannia sails June 15 to Marseilles and Trieste, the Tahita leaves June 16 for Honolulu, the Niagara on July 21 for Honolulu, and the Duca degli Abruzzi sails June 22 directly to Naples and Genoa.

Commercial Department Fifth-Third National Bank New York French Line Fabre Line Britannia Marseilles Trieste Vancouver Canadian Pacific Ocean Service Tahita Honolulu Niagara Italia-American Line Duca Degli Abruzzi Naples Genoa

Coffee futures edges lower amid light liquidation

Trading was quiet with prices drifting in a narrow range. The market opened little changed and slipped 6 points, with Brazilian shippers offering modest concessions. The December contract rose briefly to 14.55 cents on covering, then closed 1 to 5 points lower. other futures listed near 14.52 to 14.75 cents. Spot activity remained dull with Rio bids around 14.60 cents for July-September shipments.

New York Rio Santos Byatto

CATTLEMARKET Cattle and Hog Prices Rise Across Markets

Cincinnati market reports brisk cattle trade with prices up to 15 dollars for top steers and strong demand for feeders and bulls. Hogs run steady to higher with top hogs near 15 dollars and good clearance for packers. Lambs and sheep sold unevenly with best lambs at 18.50, while calves and cows showed mixed movements across regional exchanges. Receipts and closing prices listed for Cincinnati, East St Louis, Chicago, Kansas City, Pittsburg, New York, Cleveland.

Cincinnati Sheppard East ST. Louis Chicago Kansas City Pittsburg New York Cleveland

Cotton Market Dips Then Recovers on Improved Demand

New York reports show an early decline in cotton prices to new lows, followed by rallies as trade demand improves. July recovers, October ends at 35.57c, and the market closes firm. Liverpool prices ease with mixed futures gains and losses as global trade and weather factors influence sentiment.

New York Liverpool London India

Grain Market Trends and Prices in Cincinnati 1920

The June 9 1920 report notes a bullish tilt from the GHOP crop outlook lifting all grains. Corn surges on July oats while wheat shows steadier, light demand. oats from the Southwest buoy futures. Government crop data and abundant receipts of mixed feeds influence prices across wheat corn oats hay and related grains in Cincinnati farm markets.

Cincinnati

New York Raw Sugar Holds Steady Amid Light Trading

The New York raw sugar market showed no change with no sales reported. Buyers were expected to meet last prices or 1 for Cuba cost and fright, while holders asked 19 3/4 cents. Centrifugal at 20.06 cents and refined sugar saw a small rise to 2 1/2 cents for fine granulated, with most others steady. Futures eased on light trading as prices closed 10 to 40 points lower.

NDPW York

Dry Goods Market Report from New York Trade

Cotton goods were steady and quiet in today s trading. Yarns were quiet as well. Worsted yarns were dull with many requests for withholding shipments. Silks were very quiet and underwear dull. More active buying appeared in light weight buflaps.

New York

Chicago Stocks Edge Higher on Broad Gains

Chicago stocks moved higher with Armour pref at 96 1/4 and Armour Leather at 15 3/4 as market makers cited steady demand for industrials. Other notable prices included Carbide at 67 4/5, Libby at 12, Stewart-Warner at 41, Swift Interco at 36 1/2, Swift & Co. at 110 and United Iron showing strength amid trading.

Chicago Armour Armour Leather Carbide Libby Stewart-Warner Swift Interce Swift & Co United Iron

Cincinnati Public Service creates districts for oil treatment on several streets

The Director of Public Service in Cincinnati declares districts for oiling roadways on Michigan avenue from Erie to Madison, Burch avenue from Madison to Observatory, Alter place from South Crescent to 190 feet south, and Highridge avenue from Overlook east to Lockman. Assessments per abutting foot will fund the work, to occur once in summer 1920, with timing to be fixed by the Director.

Overlook Avenue Lockman Avenue Director of Public Service City of Cincinnati Michigan Avenue Erie Avenue Madison Road Burch Avenue Observatory Avenue South Crescent Avenue Highridge Avenue State of Ohio

Notice to Thorne and others on land title in Cincinnati

Julia Sauter applies in Hamilton County Common Pleas to register title to a parcel at 52 East McMillan Street Cincinnati Ohio and remove clouds on her claim. Named defendants include Louise E Thorne of Chicago Bertha Mayer and several residents and two Hamilton County corporations. Deadline to answer is July 10 1920. Judge Stanley Matthews presiding.

Common Pleas Court OF Hamilton Ohio Julia Sauter Louise FE. Thorne Louise E. Thorne Lake Shore Drive Chicago Cook County Illinois Bertha Mayer P. O Cincinnati Hamilton County Heodore C. Leonard East McMillan Street Edward W. Everett Auburn Avenue Susie Wallingford Annie J. Walsh Jacob B. Schmidt Northern Avenue Clara E. Young Oak Loan and Building Company Gilbert Avenue Molitor Loan and Building Company Vine Street Tor City of Joseph C. Butler Recorder Stanley Matthews Fred E. Wesselmann Frank Lewis Clarence H. Hallman Aftor Bps Gwynne Building

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